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... Gloucestershire, widow Ceal, Francis, and \ 16, Castle street, Dover, gentleman Carter, Elizabeth, f Chanties* John, Southborough, Kent, draper Chapman, W., St. Andrew's Villa, Bury St. Edmnnd's, gent. Charrington, Alfred Phillip, Henley-on-Thames, Oxford, esq ...
... Horace John, Eltham, Kent, S.E., farmer Hammond, H. J., and n . , -TV ' Harriet Drummond, Eltham, Kent, S.E., farmer Hammond, H. J., and > Horace Hammond, Eltham, Kent, S.E., farmers Hammond Elizabeth Ann, Nettlestead, near Maidstone, wife ot William Hammond ...
... Hungerford, clerk in orders Jenner, Philadelphia, Aylesford, Kent, spinster Jenner, Mary, Somerset road, Ashford, spinster Jepson, William, 3, Bridge terrace, Harrow road, painter Jenkins, Jane, Maidstone, widow Buss, Samuel, and Cobb, John Samuel' Johnson, Henry ...
... Reading, widow om ?' LLinn,t °n, Kent, farmer ' harlea (deceased),) Goring, Sussex d jydia his wife S'J™' An no, Road Enstone, Oxfordshire, widow ameB > 16 > wood place, Brighton, esquire GoS Thomas, nerne Bayf Kent, gentleman w-' 1 Hanover ter., Regent's ...
... SYMMONS WHITE, District Auditor. GRANT'S MORELLA CHE Supplied to Her Majesty the Queen. This delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent Morella, supersedes the use of Wine in many Households—is much favoured Sportsmen, and is also recommended by the Medical ...
... on Application. G RANT'S^ORELLA^CHERRY~BRANDY. Supplied to Her Majesty the Queen. This delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent Morella, rapersedes the use of Wine in many Households— is much avoured by Sportsmen, and is also recommended by the Medical ...
... codicils, of Mr. Thomas Cntbnsh, late Yaldiog and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in London on the instant, under £70,000 personally, Mary Cutbush tbe relict, Mr. Thomas Edmett, of Maidstone. He has left several legacies to bis personal ...
... labourer, of Moulaford, said:—l hare known Mr. Field about twelro months. Ho waa accustomed to ssil about thio riser in his boot; it ia sailing yacht. I ■aw the boat coming the riser, but did not see the accident happen. I heard Mr. Field cty.for help ...
... take time to consider it was clear, however, that tbe suit would not lie for demurrage of craft and the hire of men. Birds’ Kent S-ujf.- Amongst the peculiar materials need by the Chinese none are more interesting than the birds' nests of which they make ...
... husband, sent the foilowiog thrilling telegram tea the Crown onght r^rfvVrt TempleX is dT TO . b 11l I I l?tf Wheat: Essex, Kent, '' (Halt, Brown fiO Jb o Hou.e ol Commons had refused the snppiiet. This was The pavements are to kept clean. secret of ? ...
... following description of the ceremony GI panning round the loving-top at the Mansion Howe, London : The loving-cup is a great golden we with a cover, and filled with a mixture of champagne, claret, and spices. The Lady Mayoress turned to the left side, holding ...
... DrugijUt, Americans are manufacturing golden syrup with sulphuric acid sod starch. It is said to blacken the teeth and chaw up the gizzard. From the same Land of innocence we read of currant jelly being made out of old boot*. The parents of some children in ...